And today another beautiful, underestimated and off the beaten track mountain. Okole (725 m. asl.) - peak from the Crown of the Kaczawskie Mountains.

 The peak is located in the north-western range of the Kaczawskie Mountains. There is a viewing platform and very picturesque rocks. There won't be crowds there. 

View from the top of Okole.

    The easiest way to get to Okole is, of course, by car. We head towards the village of Lubiechowa (enter it in the GPS) and follow the narrow road towards Dziwiszów. We get to the "pod spruce" pass where there is a small parking lot on the right. Of course, I recommend taking the trip off-season - then the place will definitely be there. From the car park, follow the yellow trail to the right of the asphalt road.

The yellow trail leads a bit through the forest, a bit through clearings and in some places after cutting down the forest.

    

    The road is not tiring. We follow the yellow trail all the time, which leads to the blue trail, which in turn forms a loop around Okole - of course also reaching the very top. Then we follow the blue trail. The Okole peak itself is created by picturesque rocks with a viewing platform integrated into it.

    I didn't meet anyone the whole way, but at the very top there were 4 quite elderly people who rested on the viewing platform longer - admiring the views. And you can see a lot from Okole. From the Wałbrzyskie Mountains, through the Rudawy Janowickie Mountains, the Kaczawskie Mountains, the Karkonosze Mountains to the Land of Extinct Volcanoes.

Viewing platform on Okole.

Well - all that's left is to take pictures that are the "salt" of this blog at the top among picturesque rocks. So first at the front.

This time my two massive hills.

Of course, I couldn't miss photos of my strong, massive ass, which it is, among others, thanks to the mountains.

My big, massive strong ass and one of the rock on Okole.

And here is the classic and characteristic Slavic crouch on Okole.

Slavic crouch. heh

Summing up. The road to Okole is a total of 4 km walk in a really nice environment. The elevation gain from the "pass under the spruces" is not more than 200 meters. The views are really cool. no people. So - the same pluses.

See you in the next post. I'm moving on to the next peak. Kisses

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